Bangkok: Cyber police are urgently coordinating with the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) to seize and confiscate assets associated with the ‘Kok An’ call center network. They are utilizing the ‘Kok An’ model to address issues with building owners in Cambodia who permit call center gangs to use their properties as

Chiang rai: Typhoon Wipha has flooded Thoeng District, Chiang Rai Province. Flash floods have inundated houses and agricultural areas. Thoeng Hospital has announced that it will temporarily suspend general patient services and will only accept emergency patients. The district chief has ordered officials to help villagers move belongings to higher

Nakhon sawan: Police are intensively investigating Wat Nakhon Sawan for the third consecutive day amidst concerns over suspicious financial activities linked to the temple’s funds. The investigation follows the former abbot’s claim of having forgotten to sell gold valued at 170 baht, prompting further scrutiny into the temple’s monetary management.

Mae sai: Mae Sai remains secure as locals have proactively placed sandbags in anticipation of potential flooding. Currently, at the Mae Sai border checkpoint, despite ongoing rain and occasional showers, the water level in the Sai River remains several meters below the flood barrier. According to Thai News Agency, villagers

Bangkok: The national police chief has initiated a comprehensive crackdown on drug trafficking, aligning with government directives. The initiative mandates visible results within three months, though the chief did not specify whether he would stake his position on this outcome, affirming instead his commitment to the initiative. According to Thai

Bangkok: The effects of Typhoon Wipha have led to severe flooding in Nan Province, as water has begun to overflow into the city. The typhoon’s impact has resulted in heavy rainfall throughout the region, with numerous areas experiencing substantial inundation. According to Thai News Agency, the rainfall across Nan Province

Surin: The national police chief reiterated the order for crowd control units to be on standby at the Thai-Cambodian border, emphasizing readiness in the event of clashes. Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet confirmed that while there is currently no cause for alarm, preparations are being made to manage potential disturbances, particularly

Bangkok: The influence of Typhoon Wipha has resulted in heavy rainfall in Nan, with the accumulated precipitation exceeding 200 millimeters. This has led to flooding in numerous areas and a rapid rise in the Nan River. According to Thai News Agency, Nan Province has been experiencing continuous heavy rain for